As Gen-Z – a generation born between 1997-2012 – the author sees how international relations interactions have changed, including diplomacy. d'Hooghe (2015, in Furrer, 2020) describes two models of public diplomacy; the "state-centered", which is often represented by the official state delegations, and the "network-based", which also involves various non-state actors to encourage dialogue and…...
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